International Relations: People, Rights and Resources (PRR)
Il percorso formativo intende esaminare il tema delle relazioni internazionali a partire dalla centralità dell’essere umano inteso come portatore di diritti originali ed irriducibili, il cui soddisfacimento, meta di ogni azione di policy, dipende, come limite e come opportunità, dalla disponibilità e gestione di risorse naturali, intellettuali e tecnologiche, anche con riferimento alla dottrina della “human security”.
Lo studente svolgerà il primo semestre presso l’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, il secondo semestre del primo anno presso UiS-Universitet i Stavanger (Norvegia) e il primo semestre del secondo anno presso la Leibniz Universität Hannover (Germania).
L’ultimo semestre sarà dedicato interamente allo svolgimento della tesi e dello stage o di ulteriori attività formative approvate dalla Facoltà.
I requisiti di ammissione, oltre alla conoscenza della lingua inglese, sono specificati nelle procedure di ammissione qui sotto riportate.
L’ammissione al programma avviene sulla base di un colloquio e della valutazione del curriculum degli studi.
Per richiedere ulteriori informazioni scrivere a enrollment.PRR@unicatt.it
Per maggiori informazioni relative ai semestri all'estero, scrivere a: info.outbound@unicatt.it, indicando in oggetto "informazioni per percorso PRR".
Piano di studio: 120 CFU
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
SPS/14 |
6 |
|
IUS/14 |
Multilevel protection of human rights and environmental issues |
6 |
SPS/04 |
6 |
|
SECS-P/02 |
6 |
|
L-LIN/12 |
6 |
|
| a foreign language course among the following: | ||
L-LIN/04 |
6 |
|
L-LIN/07 |
6 |
|
L-LIN/14 |
6 |
|
L-OR/12 |
6 |
|
| one eligible course among the following: | ||
M-FIL/03 |
3 |
|
SECS-P/01 |
Economics for Business and Management II: imperfect competition and Strategic Thinking (1 module) |
3 |
SECS-P/02 |
3 |
|
IUS/17 |
Restorative Justice in Complex Settings: participation, innovation, rights |
3 |
| TOTAL UCSC MILANO: 39 | ||
SECS-P/01
3
IUS/17
3
* Students who took Economic Geography during their under-graduate degree are required to choose Political Economy: Institutions and Development
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
M-STO/04 e SPS/04 |
The Geopolitics of Energy Transition |
10 |
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10 |
Governing Energy Transition |
10 |
| One course among the following*: | ||
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10 |
Sustainability Transitions and Innovation |
10 |
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10 |
Economics of Energy Markets |
10 |
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10 |
Selected topics in City and Regional Planning |
10 |
| TOTAL UiS STAVANGER: 30 | ||
M-STO/04 e SPS/04
The Geopolitics of Energy Transition
10
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10
Governing Energy Transition
10
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10
Sustainability Transitions and Innovation
10
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10
Economics of Energy Markets
10
SECS-P/02 e SPS/10
Selected topics in City and Regional Planning
10
* Each course on this list may be selected by a maximum of 10 students from UCSC. Students wishing to add additional credits to their academic record through supernumerary exams are allowed to enroll in only one extra course.
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| one course among the following Area "International Politics and Policy": | ||
SPS |
Mastering the Global Stage: Knowledge Development and Its Relevance for International Organizational Authority (SPS/04) Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Institutional Research (SPS/04) Electoral Institutions and Their Effects (SPS/04) Political Science Research Design (SPS/04) |
5 |
| one course among the following Area "Current Issues in International and European Law": | ||
IUS |
Data Protection as a Cross-Cutting Issue (IUS/14) Scope and Threats to the Rule of Law in the EU (IUS/14) International Tax Law (IUS/13) EU Consumer Law (IUS/14) Comparative Constitutional Law (IUS/21) International Trade Law (IUS/13) Global Law Classroom (IUS/13) |
5 |
| one course among the following Area "Methods for Evidence-based Policy": | ||
SECS-P |
Data Analytics (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU) Data Collection (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU) Econometric Methods (SECS-P/02) Applied Economic Modelling (SECS-P/01) Introduction to Applied Econometrics (SECS-P/02) Statistical Database management (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU) Seminar Health and Population (SECS-P/02) Seminar Empirical Research (SECS-P/02) |
5 |
| two courses among the following Area "Economic Issues of European and International Policies": | ||
SECS-P |
Energy Economics (SECS-P/02) Environmental Economics (SECS-P/02) Economics of Entrepreneurship (SECS-P/06) Economic Revolutions (SECS-P/01) Innovation Policy (SECS-P/02) International Business Relations (SECS-P06) Seminar Innovation Research (SECS-P/02) Theory of Health Economics (SECS-P/01) Financial Systems and Regulation (SECS-P/02) |
10 |
One optional course (not already chosen) from any of the Areas listed above |
5 |
|
| TOTAL LUH HANNOVER: 30 | ||
SPS
Mastering the Global Stage: Knowledge Development and Its Relevance for International Organizational Authority (SPS/04)
Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Institutional Research (SPS/04)
Electoral Institutions and Their Effects (SPS/04)
Political Science Research Design (SPS/04)
5
IUS
Data Protection as a Cross-Cutting Issue (IUS/14)
Scope and Threats to the Rule of Law in the EU (IUS/14)
International Tax Law (IUS/13)
EU Consumer Law (IUS/14)
Comparative Constitutional Law (IUS/21)
International Trade Law (IUS/13)
Global Law Classroom (IUS/13)
5
SECS-P
Data Analytics (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU)
Data Collection (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU)
Econometric Methods (SECS-P/02)
Applied Economic Modelling (SECS-P/01)
Introduction to Applied Econometrics (SECS-P/02)
Statistical Database management (SECS-P/02 3CFU e SECS-P/06 2CFU)
Seminar Health and Population (SECS-P/02)
Seminar Empirical Research (SECS-P/02)
5
SECS-P
Energy Economics (SECS-P/02)
Environmental Economics (SECS-P/02)
Economics of Entrepreneurship (SECS-P/06)
Economic Revolutions (SECS-P/01)
Innovation Policy (SECS-P/02)
International Business Relations (SECS-P06)
Seminar Innovation Research (SECS-P/02)
Theory of Health Economics (SECS-P/01)
Financial Systems and Regulation (SECS-P/02)
10
One optional course (not already chosen) from any of the Areas listed above
5
Please note that the list of courses courses offered in each area may vary due to potential changes in the academic offerings of LUH-Hannover University.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
Stage or alternative activity approved by the School |
3 |
Thesis |
18 |
TOTAL |
120 |
Stage or alternative activity approved by the School
3
Thesis
18
TOTAL
120